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FIRST-CLASS OR CHARTER TRAVEL: TRUSTEES (INCLUDING HONORARY TRUSTEES) ARE REIMBURSED FOR THEIR ACTUAL TRAVEL EXPENSE. TRAVEL BY AIR IS REIMBURSED UP TO ONE CLASS ABOVE COACH WHERE THE PUBLISHED TOTAL FLIGHT TIME EXCEEDS TWO HOURS. TRAVEL FOR COMPANIONS: TRAVEL BY SPOUSES OF TRUSTEES AND OFFICERS IS…
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President & Ceo Partial Year
Dr Jason F Providakes
President & Ceo Partial Year
Mark T Peters
Trustee, Ch AI R
Rodney Earl Slater
Trustee
Adalio Sanchez
Trustee
Cathy Minehan
Trustee
George Halvorson
Trustee
Jan Tighe
Trustee
John Chris Inglis
Trustee Until October 1
John Noseworthy
Trustee
Lance Collins
Trustee
Maury Bradsher
Trustee
Michael P Huerta
Trustee
Paul Kaminski
Trustee
Richard D Clarke
Vice Ch AI R
Susan Gordon
Trustee
Yvette Melendez
Svp And Gm, Mitre Public Sector (Mps)
Beth D Meinert
Svp, Enterprise Innovation And Integration
Dr Cedric Sims
Svp, Chief Engineer Officer, Chief Medical Officer
Dr Jay J Schnitzer
Svp,Chief Acceleration Officer Until Dec
Dr Laurie Giandomenico
Svp,Clo,Operations & Outreach
Julie Bowen
Svp, Chief People Officer Until Aug
Kathleen P Federico
Svp, Gm Of The Mitre National Security Sector (Mns)
Keoki Jackson
Svp, Gm Mitre Labs, Cto
T Charles Clancy Iii
Svp, Cfo, Treasurer
Wilson Y Wang
Vp, Intelligence Center
Austin Y Wang
Vp, Applied Sciences
Chris Fall
Vp, Chief Information Officer
Deborah Youmans
Vp Engineering & Prototyping
Douglas P Robbins
Vp AI R & Space Forces Until Oct
Dr Eliahu H Niewood
Vp, Cross Cutting, Joint, Allies & Partners
Dr Gregory K Crawford
Vp And Director, Cit
Dr Kristina Buckley
Vp, Air And Space Forces
Katie A Schroth
Vp Of Cgem
Kevin B Toner
Vice President Until March
Kimberly Warren
Vp, Dod & Services Center
Marin S Halper
Vp, Diversity & Chief Sustainability Officer
Stephanie E Turner
Vp, Health Ffrdc
Stephen Louis Ondra
Vp, Corporate Operations
Steven J Kirin
Vp, Cyber Technologies
Wen Masters
Vp And Director, Center For Securing The Homeland (Csh)
Yosry A Barsoum
Systems Engineer, Japan
Carl G Bucy
Mitre Fellow
Dr Gerry Gilbert
Systems Engineer, Japan
Jesus N Abelarde Jr
Systems Engineer, Japan
Shawn Fagan
Singapore Site Leader
Tass Hudak Ii
Former Vice President
Christina Orfanos
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